PAGILS ow wear News TIIE CIIARLOTTETOWN

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Old and young delight in the rich- nessand delicious-. ness of COWAN'S PE R F E CTI O N COCOA.

It suits every taste. '

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E Fifteen iDolla,r Suits

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Moit ruell have a certain ff,

price they think of first in con-

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r:ect'o.1 with a suit purchase ;,-,'-',;f*=J.' --with nlauy i\’s $15.00. 1 _ ‘ld-.,_.__;i,l'_j;4-_I ,Q

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suits at thi: price’ are cxccll-

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'lake a look :il our now _srri\_s- sccllic llzrlirlsorrie l`:rlrl'ir~.\'. the nrislic liiilurillg, the new cut. Noir- rho linings, liiulori holes, Pidtliirg, RT \Vc pay special airvrrliorr to those points.

Ifyou wish to invest just

Fifteen Dollars in a spring suit-keep your di llars uniil you see what is doing liere, and then we think we can suit you.

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-The schooner E. B. Marvin with a

lull cargo of oats and hay lor Glace Bay and Siydney, sailed from Sunl- merside on Saturday.

-A very special meeting will be

couducted_ at the Salvation Army Barricks, _Sommerside, tonight, by stall Capt Barr oi St John. Every- body welcome.

-ln reference to the lot of land

belonging to the McMillan estate sold by auction on Tuesday last and purchased by James Mayhew of Car- leton the price paid was $280 and not $290 as reported.

-In the Police Court at Summer-

side on Saturday two prohibition cases were up for hearing. Tile first against James Higgins was dismis- sed and the other a special oilcncc against F. Perry resulted in a coli- viction. Q

-The auction sale of the property

of E. H. Wright, Summersidc, took place oil Saturday last, but. owing to the disagrecalrll' weather was not very \vclI attended. Only one propor- ty was disposed oil. The liousc ond lot at present occupirfl by Murdock Gillis was bid in by Thus Bishop for $1000. The small lot on Cambrihge St, was bid *in by James Mayhcw fer $80. None of the other property has sold. '

-A large number of geritlernen as-

sembled in the Council chamber S’side Friday last and organized a lawn bowling club, a new sport about to be introduced into Summerside. A great deal of enthusiasm was shown as it, is intended to have a line lawn put ilr condition as soon as the wen-

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Q. Plymouth Mlanila Rope

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_-\ big shipment of I’l_\1lloutl1 Manila

Rope irozll o thread to (i iriclresa. The im- rrlensity of our buying places us in a po-i- - iforl to, iu most cases, dictate t-rllls. This very fri t -i ould interest you Write us for

any particulars.

BRUCE STEWART ‘il C0 LTD._.fif.f.‘;r.f.'.'.:f:.‘@..

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ther permits. Already about thirty- tive have subscribed to the member- ship and tlieynumbcr is likely to in- crease to fifty by the time the green is ready. ‘Tire following officers were elected. Hon Pres. I-lis Honor' Judge McLeod; l’res'.-lt. T. l\lussr‘n; Vico- Pres.-Dr. Alex. McNeill, Sec.;-'l‘rells. -W. H. James; Executive committr-c ~Dr-_ A. A. McLellan, A. C. i~laundel§ and W. H. B. Stavert. It is hoped l_‘ha1‘lottetown will be enthused in -this most ‘delightful of all amateur' sports and start a club, so that Sumnlerside bowlers can test their skill on the green with them this summer.

-The Colonial Stock Co closed a

successflll engagement in Summer- siale, on Saturday night last, when they pr'cse|\tti;l Arizona, a beautiful play of life in the great. south \vi>st.~ ern desert. of U. S. A.. which \-as much onjoyed by the nnrlienve. This company has made mnny friends in Summcrsidc and next fall they prom. ise a return engagement when tb-y will present some of the latest and most successful plays and special sr‘r,'lery and effects. The company is larger and stronger than ever. All the old favorites have been retained and are al\\'ays sure of fa hearty wci- rorlic when they return The leave

this morning for Amherst, and rx-

pcct to close their season at (lamp- bellton, N. I3., on May 28th, although the rnaliagemcnt oi the Peoplefs 'lherl- tre, St Jolrn’s, Nild, have made. them a \'ery flattering oifcr to play fi sup- plcrllcrltary season ol four \\‘r:r_lis commencing June (ith.

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GI \(`E BAY April"i0-Ewervtlliirg

. ,V is quiet in this town, and tile sur-

f; ' l -' r `s "cts. Gro is ol :rival :irc

louridiiip dl til ul gatllered around the central district discussing the ond rrl thc -time (ire

3 il hundred and fifty fgtrikcrs reported

*Lili _ at the mine and asked for \\'-irk, and

were told there was no v:orl~; for

them now nor wouldn’t bf: for some

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:_ ,.. i , ° _ e ,/ _ time. , I "rmm 5 'NVQ lub! as m`“ ‘ght to the lux ` The men are applying for work by

tries of life as \ll-,- c t_v rriziii-ilis liu.<illcss--f.irlll- ing-is carl-lcd on the same scientific principles as o l e’r 1 i-..-- 1 i' liusillr-ss and his daily business and his daily fluircs f~lio\v plainly that a phone on a farm is all :i‘-»_~olute lzcccssity. A

Thinl; of li log busy when sf-llleorle takes

slldrlenly il , vvhlt lirippells---evcrybimly is ina flurrv, i-xr-.t in ut is high, where with a phone, the d»=crf~l' woulrl arrive in less than half the time. Think how oflcu it would save you a "fool`s cr- rand." Consider how profitable it uould be in finding the iuarket figures and the protection it oiiers in tr r,;|ar\ ; the absolute security it offers every hour of :lic day or night.

You ca~r't count its value in dollars and

cents your family, to the smallest nlelubc',feels a corzstrnt .<e.u-iiv and fiiendsliip to the friend on the wall---the phone.

\Vc can rvove io you that ilo fariilrr can :lf

ford to go ir-irliouta pholle--will you let us? Call '_ if _ r write t-o».t:acz dr parirnent for figures. ` __,i,; V

The Telephone Co. ol P. E. Island

the hundreds at all the collicric_~;, and will be given employment as soon as places can be made for thorn.

FA’I`AIi A(‘&‘IDEN'I`

VANCOUVER ISLAND.

_VI(`T()ltIA, April 30-A canoe over- turned ill the surf between Escalcnte Ilcefs and Sunday ltocks, and caused the drowning of four occupants, viz., Maurice Mardlc, his eldcst son, Mr. Pond and Mr. liuckovitch. The spot is ull' the West (Toast of Vancouver Iralnnd. The men had been missing lil days, lint information of their fate has just reached the l'l‘o\'incial ])|illC(l.

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Will make season of |910 at D. \V,

\Vhiic`n, York l"oirii lloicl, al fifteen dol I.rrs ($15.00) for season. l’ay:\l_ile gg ful. lows

3 ft x 7 feet ii L 4 Price $"'o0’ $1.5 i’ $260’ Five dollars (5 oo) cash at ist service

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‘ ‘ Hardware.

Cameron & C0’S i:"1.::i\“‘;,"“.fs ii...~f;f’..;irl_":r°.cf.iit

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--Wanted at once. two house maids

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be obtained at Lailei-i‘y's Tonsorial Parlors, Summerslde. 12-16drt(.

-A special train will leave Sum-.

merside at 4 p. m. on Tuesday May ,Srd for Charlottetown, returning ai- lter the Hamliourg recital. 4-30d2i.|

-Have you seen the new baby car-

lriages and go-carts-Englishstyles- sometliing new and exclusive, ut, Brace,`McKay & Co’s, Summerside.` J

_ » . . - _ - GOOD PROGRESS WITH SEEDING.

rar -coulnr GUARDIAN' .M

-~ V __ , WINNIPEG, Man., April 30-The

Oliicbs in Bummerside, Miss Amy G. Burrows, Agmt, Bummn- Btn". Canadian Paciilc Railway has issued

and J. F. Laiisrty. hater street., news \.*orr~espondeuv., its Ellfh NOP bllllvtin. wlllrh Bh0W'Sl

and in Alberton, Herbert Clark, Agent. that sat's!actory progress with seed-

" “*"'“ '_ ` r ing |188 een made during the past

-'rue latest s, il 1: r ll. -B r t, ur MK & o ',|“'°°“~ 1" Manitoba S4 Per cent of

_ “EL rs 0 a' Surrrniieldliiie. seed1sceir.reiJesati Os. me wheat hw been 5°w"i in Saskab

chewan 80 per cent., and ln Alberta 82 per cent. At e. number of points Wedlng is Practicall com leted

'ro HAVE QUIET wlanli-iso.

-The luornlng Daily ouaralan ess' NEW YORK. April ao.-'re wording ‘

0" MHS’ 14 of Miss Lorraine Rosso- \'~"i‘-C and Langdon Warner of Boston, which will take place at Wuldeck, (Water Bay, the country place ofthe brides mother. Mrs .i. west nonse- "°1t» Will be a small and quiet. one.

FAST TRAIN' IS DERAILED.

DlioA'l'uR. In.. April 30'1`*\9 13°F'

ner Limited, a fast Passenger tram on the Wabash Railroad. f‘1`““l“gl from Chicago to St. Louis, was de-li railed this afternoon at Sa\lnernln.l

lll. , _ _ _ l According to the division officials of the road lrerea nolone \\'BSm\;:ll1¢g ' the wreck, e on y_ one » waiter, was serlifiusly injured. Both

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Best of wages paid. Apply ,at Clilqm his arms were hmkem A relief tram

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was made up at Decatur and “nt to Saunernili. '

BRITISH OFFICER Ti) MARRY

WM. J. BRYAN'S DAUGHTER.

LONDON, April 30-The engage-_

ment is announced Ol Lieuteriallt Reg-|

'N10 families and a few iiitimates on- mam Mnmm Owen’ nf me Royal En.

ly are to be present. ‘

TUBERCULOSIS AND

~ LIQUOR MUST GO.

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and hygienic mattresses at Hracc,l McKay & Co’s, Summerside. These, are the best goods for the money onl the market today. 4-28dmthrf2w.

-All iiews in Summerside and vi-,

,cinity should be given to J. F. Laff-; erty, Guardian correspondent, Water, Street, who will also answer all ther ienquiries of and attend to the wantsl

‘of renewal and contract advertisers l

l . lMiss, Amy G. Blrrrows, Agent, Sum-l .mer Street, accepts only cash with

for transient. advertising in The ,Morning Daily and The Rural Daily, |as well as cashn with order for new and renewal subscriptions. All amo- unts for advertising and subscript-l ions in Alberton and vicinity should, be paid to H. C/lark, Agent. 4-idrtl l l.1l3ulrAl. l-i1.aornli '

IN SOUTH EDINliUlilll~l.:

Lonoou, April so-ln ure soiiuif

Edinburgh by*-election yesterday thc |vote was: Iiyelle (Liberal) 8,li9'l; iolynn (lniioiiisti 0,235. l

,HARRY 'l`HAW Ii.EMAINl~l _

OAGED AT MATTAWA.

NEW YORK, April 30-Harry

Tllaw, who killed Stanford White, must remain inthe Mattawa Insane Asylum. Tile Supreme Court ini 'Brooklyn handed down a decisiolil yesterday which defeats the effort of Mrs 'l‘ll'aw' to have her son transfer- red to another Asylum.

BHUTAL EXPULSION

OF RUSSIAN Jl=lWS.

NEW YORK, April 30-News of thc

brutal expulsion from Kiefl, Iiuss-ia, of 2500 Jc\v'ish lamilies,, which pro- bably means more than 10,000 per- sons was received in the cable dus- patches to the Je\vish Daily News. _[his report is confirmed by ll-lviccs to the German llclief Society.

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Boil s and

I Pimples.

Whenever your complexion unnat-

ural, your skin in all uullcalllrv colriiiton your lace cow,-rail with blotclwer rind plmplea, when boils and l`esierilrg Force abound then your blood is l::\<l. You ruin best clearrse it with that 'purely ycggctirblc coirrpourid, -lhlrdoolr iilood liittcrs, which snlcly nnd_pronr| ily ren- ovnies the blood and invigombes the entire system.

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A Mr. C. A. lliusser\,`Bawlf,

lla., v:r'ile.<: "1 recom-

Bmh rm-_rul,llr|rrior~k lil roll lili- C“r°d` ters as being the br-.st blood

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three years ago I was

greatly troubled with boils and our drug- grsl. advised rue to try liurilocl; lllood llitlcrr and alter talring two Laillcsl have not had a boil or even a pimpin."

Mr. J. Morehouse. Zen?

land Sialiurl, N.li., v. rilr-sz "My face and nook were covered with piur|>le<_ and

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dies our they .lin n e no

good. I went to many doctors, hut ihcy could not cure nie. .I llrcll lriml llurrloc : Blood Hitters and I must say it rs :\ worl- derful rerncdy for the cure of pirupla-_"

For sale by all dealers, Manufactured

only by The 'l`. llilbufl Co., limited. Toronto, Oat.

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$5,000,000 MEDICAL SCHOOL.

ST. LOUISN April 30.-Tliis citv is

to have the largest and best equip- ped medical school in thc world. 'Ihc school will cost $5,000,000 when i' mi- plrtc. It will lie' in conjllctiori with Washington University.

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Hagar $5 Shoes

'I`lley'1‘e a good

price and tlrey’re worth every cent of $5.00.

You’ll get a good

$5 oo worth of wear, style, srnariness fand comfort from the $5.00 Hagar Shoes . for men. `

In patentS,ian,guh

mea; al sizes, ox-

fords and boots

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ST. JOHN, N. B., April 30.-The

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.___ ` ` _ Board 'oi Health is p`rosri.\lt‘l_n‘g a bethrot U - _ __|

_Another lot Monarch bed springs canlpaign against Tuberculosis. It Hmh_BI_yan Leavut’ U, ment, piggy,

llf1S Olfervd to fumligate, free, all houses in which the disease has ex- isted in St John. 'l`lie County Temperance 1~`edcra‘.»ion

at- its annual meeting pledged itself to drive saloolis out of the city and county. Barrooms in three wa-rds close toulorrow as a result. of ri ward option vo-te taken a year ago.

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coop- arlroarrs

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order, in return for a liberal discount, _

NEW YORl\, April 30. -- lilxld-

strc-et’s State of Trade tomorrow will say of trade in Crlriadn.

Trade reports from Canaria are of

a favorable character. In the cast, the weather, which has been lirle, has benefitted rct'lil trade and ina-dc for u fair volume of reorders. Bilslilese failures for the \\».ek, terml.riatiliK with '1‘hnr~sday nunilber 21, which compare with 21 in thc.corrc.~:p.ir.d- ing; week of 1909. _

Nl<ll‘lIlI.E IN HIS BRAIN.

]r_l<]Nil, I\‘ev., April 30. At Si.

(lI.‘ori.;c'='| Hospital an operation which, it is bclici-cd, will rclllove the criminal inclination of a life convict, was performed by thc removal of 8 needle from the brain oi Frank Ever- ett, 59|-'ving a lilo sr.~_itencc at (‘r.\'- Sgn City for murder. Everett sullfr- od from .laelrsonian epilepsy, his Strange ,qcbions during the attacks of the disease cluniinntin;-: ln the kr ring of Forcnr-an Malone of the Milla rar Shops. Physicians believe that the needle eniiic-ildrfd in his brain in- fluenced E\'eri\tt`s action from Loy- liood. 1-lc was a successful mining

mall.

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Fiilt W()ll'l`bllt'S DRUID(-lu.

NEW YORK, April 30-Kate Muel-

1,,,. the devoted drudge on whose-_ poor earnings Albert Wolter ll\'es,:rs to have a hiwpier life than the mis- erable one shc shared in a sqrmhd upnrtmerlt wltll the man who mu|d-- cred itutlr \‘v'hccler_ _

Frank Moss, assistant district at-

torney, who obtained Woltcr's coil- vict.ioll, is to receive her 'into his own home, where he and Mrs. Moss will care for her until her future is ns- surcd. During the trial it was broilglit out that Wolter lived from what rnoncy the Mueller 1:1rl \\'l\>¢ able to obtain by working in ii link-

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hill: Moss 'declared his belief that

thc girl knew nothing of the murd- er, and that she was simply the vic- tim of a deliravcd and in'<‘.olcnt man. She has been held in the House _ of Detention since Waltcr’s arrest, and as a result of ri talk Mr. Moss had with his wife mid dri.ug‘|\ter, llc has r\skcd.lli<li:c Foster' to order the rc- lcnse of the girl, that his lrlirfht tlikc hcl' ironic and shield hcr from publi- city for the time, and Inter' make sure that she frills into good llullds. Judge Foster, it is said, will grunt the request.

’l`EI.Ii5l NEW l\llNlS'l`I‘lllS A /V

I-Il'lAllT Ml'lhlt~lAGl'l IS Nl‘]l<lDI‘lD.

gineers, stationed at Jamaica, to: Ruth llry‘.lii, daughter of William J. Bryan, who formerly WHS Mrs' w'H‘i Leavitt. _ 1

LIN(‘OL.N, Ncb., Apr1l30-After| 'ending despatches announcing Y-he;

hal i his dnlu.:hter, Mrs

nalil William Owen, of the Britlshi Army, (`olollel Bryan said tllnt thc arrrlouncerrlent was correct.

SOARLET FEVER BTILL

srruiianruc in soa'roN.‘

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BOSTON, April 30-The epidemic of

scarlet fever has spread further into the suburbs, to Wiuchesten 'fin-pe dormitories at Simmon's Colley, were closed -because ol the olilcial announcement made oi 125 new cases for the day in Greater Boston. The total number of cases oiliclally re. ported is 452'. The medical authori- ties state that the new cases sup- port the conclusion that the epldem_ ic was caused by infected milk.

A TYPICAL FIGURE OF

VATICAN PASSES AWAY.

ROME, April 30-A typical figure oi

the Vatican passed awaytoday witii the death oi Monsignor Guglielmu Piiiari, who had been the Sacrista (or parish priest) of the apostolic palace since the time of Pius IX,

The aged ecclesiastical died in the

arms of the Pope, who had gone fu the bedside this morning upon learn. ing that the end was near. The Mon. signer had served for nity years un. del' three Popes.

Tire post of sacrista has existed

for six centuries and is afways'con. icrred upon an Augnstinian.

Make Your Newspaper Advertising Profitable

Neivspapcr advertising crisis too much for ex-

ferimcnting . It is lnisinkell ccolionly to try it toriav

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alll stopit tomorrow. The \vhée‘s of business should never stop and the whole rilrlcliinc is out of gear un- less theliig adv: l'ii~rin_f wheel is always iurrlirig A constant ad works all the iilue and charges no over- time. _

Y0u'll admit ihlt the lie\v.~'p:rpcr is the greatest

nlcdiunl of ndvcrti.<in,f:, and if “amy old kind" of adverli-'ing pays havell’t you every reason to believe that with the artcuiioll of specialists your advertis- ing would prove lrluch,nlore profitable. A<l\-r-rtising f is our business - we know how to analyse your goods, to pick out their sirorlg sf lling points, we llinurs and the class of people you are catering to, tlleu we pre- pared the advertising ill an interesting “catchy” way that will bcget corifi-'lerrcc Wirll all we give the print- er a design to follow---slr'iwiiig llow to lay out the ads so that tller will “sirrnd out" from other ads--tll t will be rittrastive The sllrle as an aic:.ilcc‘gi\'es plans for a bnlliiing. _

'l`his .servi re is a coalblllitioil of ilcwspapers and

advertising spucialils-~tllc stroilgest forces knowll to`

ing prices. Phone |25.

day in the :ilercarltilc world '

Andyilzeu, the very fact of our carrying a large

list of clients enables us to quote rlierchan!s prices that 1 would not permit them to even waste tllcirtime if they i were specialists in adveslisirrg.

No advertising or p:illir-d limiter loo large for

small to receive our aiicniiorl--wlleii you think of advertising, think of us \\'e’ll take pleasure in quot-

I Bonnell Advertising Agency

Cameron Block, Cll’t0wn.

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The average lllau \vllo can see “past his nose” can tell

that alter you inert with all :l:"i<li:ut or arc s`l'ickell with sick-

lless is no time lo think :l‘ioul :levi lent policy. lil “calm pre-

i t pare for siorins in “liealili pit-pare for sickness and accid-

'l`liink wha' il would inc rn to llave yours rlary cut oil' or

rcduCcd_ just :ll the iinle wlieu needed worse. \Vc have sick-

r‘l-llwirlo, Apr-ii 30 ’rwenty nine -- 1 . es ri co~ very llticbui when sick-

new ministers ivere gl‘adunt.cd at the

.uctior-rnick Tlieologieal semirrai-y, . llcss comes lllcyslcp in and substitute your eziruiiig powers.

list night J A Macdonald editor

,,`f the -[»,,§,,,,t,, G'1,,\,,__ in an ’a,mm,s, Drop us a card and we'll rlmil hill pariiclliars.

to grarluntcs, said:

"There is no plncc in the world for

the nm" iwitiioui. a message :uid H d & C (il QUCCII qt witllout power. It is not liiglir-r cri- 09 o C]1ar]0tte|_’Ov;-n

ticisni ol thc lliblu and lerlriicd dis-

siertatiorrs oi lbc kiiitty tlir-.ilii-iclil ‘ 'U , ‘ , '

orobl<lni.~x \\lli..li liavii occupicil ilrouru d IHLIXU’ /\i`i"`nt’ Smnmlrslde'

of study, that the people want. ll is rcal heart nlcssrrve they wlillt und

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liar Suits wiribiue Style and Quality

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\Vlii'il we r-iaipliasize ('_lI'.f\I,ITY,

lol' whit li our .sims arc noted we rcfcr '

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il-‘it only to the cl .th and the iririlulings - brit to the char :lcter of the tailoring, which really dt-ri ics thc true value of ri

gfrriilenf.

\Vc spare no r-florl to put into mn- Clothes

ihff VCU’ llliillust class of \v-irkrlllrisllip which - is evidenced liy the wear pur gnrinr-mg ;if`ffm{_

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you will appreciate thc _rilcaniug of qualihi from our standpoint. We make suits from $r8.oo to 3o.oo livery suit, no mailer .qi what

pleice, receives the saute cart-‘ul attention and

fore it leaves our workroour it rriust be up

to a certain standard. "I`h'ri standard on which ou: rr:,~llt.r\lorl has been built,

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